Inclusive Allied Health Clinical Services

Inclusive Allied Health Consulting believes every individual deserves access to exceptional care and support.

Backed by years of experience and a deep understanding of the complexities within the NDIS, we work in partnership with adults and young people to develop and achieve functional goals, specific to their individual and diverse needs. 

Occupational Therapy.

Occupational Therapy Services under NDIS, including:

  • Functional Capacity Assessments

  • Housing Assessments – SIL/ SDA/ ILO/ community

  • Workplace or School based assessments

  • Home and Environmental Assessments

  • Sensory Processing/ Profile Assessment

  • Goal setting, therapeutic intervention and evaluation

  • Education and training for supports

  • Assistive Technology

  • Community or Telehealth appointment

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Positive Behaviour Support.

Positive Behaviour Support under NDIS, including:

  • Functional Behavioural Assessment and Reporting

  • Development of interim and comprehensive positive behaviour support plans.

  • Engagement with families, providers and other supports to implement and review positive behaviour support strategies.

  • Delivery of training to providers and supports

  • Development of resources to assist with implementation of behaviour support strategies.

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working together.

As a registered provider, our service fees align with the NDIS price guide.

We also offer Allied Health Assistants to assist in our care delivery.

Clinical services can be engaged at a private rate.

Depending on your individual needs, clinical services include a mix of in person and clinical administration tasks.

In many instances, it can look like:

  • Functional OT or behavioural assessment

  • Clinical Risk Assessment

  • Intervention at home or in the community

  • Resource development

  • Review of care/ progress updates

  • Report writing

  • Equipment research and sourcing

  • Liaising with family/ carers or other relevant services

    (with consent)

  • Provider Travel (MMM1-7 regions)

  • Other administrative services related to clinical service delivery

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Frequently asked questions

  • No. We are a community-based service – we recognise the value of supporting people to develop their skills in environments familiar to them, and where they have access to resources they use every day.

    We can liaise about the best place to meet when we schedule the first appointment.

  • We love feedback. The good and the bad. It is what helps us improve the way we support our young people and adults.

    Please speak directly with your clinician or you can submit feedback online.

    If you are making a complaint, please also use these channels and you can also express concern to AHPRA or Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner via info@hcscc.sa.gov.au.

  • We do our best to align our clinicians to your needs to ensure the best fit.

    We also recognise trust and rapport takes time, and we will work with you at your pace to build a meaningful therapeutic relationship.

  • Clinical administration refers to any work that is completed to support the clinical goals and outcomes that is not completed face to face.

    This includes but is not limited to completing case notes, risk assessments, reporting, liaison with other services and resource development.

    This is considered an important component of quality care – please reach out to your clinician if you would like additional information related to clinical administration in your care.

  • That’s ok, we understand there are limited funds for all types of services. Let us know what your needs are and we can prioritise from there.

    Functional capacity assessments are not always required, particularly if one has been completed in the last 12 months.

    Let us know what your needs are and we can make a plan from there.

  • We schedule 60-minute sessions, but these can be reduced or extended depending on the level of need and capacity of the individual we are working with.

    We will work with the individual and their family to determine the most suitable length of time.

  • Yes. We can provide private services, including assessment and intervention. The rate per hour aligns with the NDIS rate of $193.99.

    We are not currently providing Medicare services.

  • Sometimes we work with young people to adults who have complex needs, which may include behaviours that place others at risk, or they are experiencing acute psychological distress.

    There may also be a time where there are a number of clinicians are working together, and additional clinical review is required to support planning and future interventions.

    In situations where multiple clinicians are required to attend, the Inclusive Allied Health clinician will confirm with you before hand.

Service Delivery Info

Our Welcome Pack outlines key information you need to know when working with us, including your rights and responsibilities when accessing our services.

With a focus on person centered functional recovery and skill development, Inclusive Allied Health offers community based Occupational Therapy and other clinical services to young people and adults living with psychosocial and neurodevelopmental disabilities.

We work collaboratively with you and your supports to enable participation in your home, school and chosen communities.

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